posted by
selkie at 01:39pm on 10/05/2006
Jeannelle M. Ferreira's A Verse from Babylon is a novel set in the ghetto of Vilna under the Nazi regime, chronicling (in a series of vivid scenes scattered in time and chronology) the lives of a group of Jewish friends who created a repertory theatre there. It's a disconcerting, beautifully written novel that I suspect will work better for some readers than others, but it worked well for me.
This was on my birthday, no less. Someone on sff.net .
This was on my birthday, no less. Someone on sff.net .
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And happy belated birthday.
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I really must try and find a copy of this book now...
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Kudos to you, darlin' - you deserve this.
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Uhm, Holocaust? I'd say so.
You are picking nits, dearie. Bask in the goodness.
Besides, it's way better to shake people up than to serve them warm milk pudding.
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I know. I don't know that I set out to be disconcerting, is all.
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omg I am meeting with an agent on Saturday.
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